Harvard Undergraduate

Women in Medicine

Empowering women in medicine by building a community rooted in equity, representation, and mentorship

Our Mission

Harvard Undergraduate Women in Medicine is an empowering community dedicated to diversity, representation, and inclusion. We connect students with meaningful opportunities, resources, and support to critically engage with healthcare. Harvard WiM was founded in 2020, modeled after other Harvard Undergraduate organizations like Women in Computer Science and Women in Business. Currently, we have 350+ active members, a 1,500+ following, and an established network with the greater Harvard community, and we are continuing to grow rapidly.

Upcoming Event:

What Med School Admissions Officers Are Saying:

What are med school admissions officers really looking for? 🩺🎓

Join us on Zoom for an inside look at MCAT scores, application mistakes, AMCAS, personal statements, letters of recommendation, and interviews—all based on Kaplan’s annual admissions survey.

📅 October 25, 2026

🕑 2:00 PM

📍 Zoom

RSVP for a chance to win $20,000 toward med school! Scan the QR code to register.

Recent Event Spotlight

WiM Bites and Insights: Career Panel and Networking Opportunity

Women in Medicine hosted a Women’s Week Career Panel, "Bites and Insights," featuring female healthcare professionals discussing their careers.

Values

  • Education

    We provide students with access to educational resources, mentorship, and professional development opportunities, empowering them to excel in the medical field.

  • Service

    Through partnerships with local clinics, hospitals, and outreach programs, we promote hands-on experiences that enable students to give back to underserved communities. We encourage a commitment to healthcare advocacy and service-driven leadership.

  • Community

    We cultivate a supportive network that celebrates diversity and builds lasting connections among women in medicine. By hosting events, workshops, and peer-led initiatives, we create a strong foundation of collaboration and mutual growth.